December 23, 2025 • 41 mins
Ben Maller talks about who the fall guy is for USC dumping the rivalry with Notre Dame, what the Mets are telling the world with the Jeff McNeil trade to the A's, the odds Pete Carroll is given the chance to coach the Raiders while they rebuild, Maller to the Third Degree, Maller's Mountain of Money: Ralph Fiennes Edition, and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
How do you do? It's our number three, Hour number three,
And here in hour number three, who's the fall guy
on the Ben Malers Show. Who's the fall guy for
the University of Southern California dumping their long standing rivalry
with Notre Dame. We will discuss that. Tell you who's
to blame. Also, what are the Mets telling the world
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with this Jeff McNeil trade to the athletics as they
continue to pick a part that Mets roster? And what
are the odds that Pete Carroll's given the chance to
coach the Raiders while they rebuild. Pete said, I'd love
to do it. I'm sure you would, Pete, I'm sure
you would. We'll talk about that. Also, mallord to the
thirty three time shifted Here we'll have in addition a
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radio game show, Malard's Mounting of Money. All that coming
your way later on here in our number three. You
like football, You've heard of the running shoot offense. It's
a little dated these days, the run and shoot offense.
How about the run and hide offense? As a college
football team using the run and hide offense. Welcomeme. In
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Mallard to a third Degree coming up a little bit
later this hour, but our lead from Southern California. There's
some bowl games going on right now, and this just
filler like they had the Idaho Potato Bowl. Very exciting.
Always love the Potato Bowl, look forward to that. The
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Blue turf there and Boise and all that. And there's
a few games every day as they try to have
filler on ESPN and the other cable networks that carry
these bowl games. But there's a story in college football
that really got my attention. I really got my attention.
One of the great traditions in college football is ending
with no guarantee that it'll be picked up at some point.
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It likely will, but who knows how long, and cause
feelings get involved. So if you have not heard yet,
possibly not USC and Notre Dame will no longer be
playing as seasonal rivals. They did not renew their long
standing rivalry matchup. That means starting next year from twenty
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twenty six to at least twenty twenty nine, no matchups.
They will not be playing. Notre Dame's already picked up
BYU on the schedule. So the Catholics versus the Mormons,
you'll get that match up. But it was from what
I've read, it was USC that took the road of
bailing out on the series. They made a bunch of
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demands to Notre Dame on what they wanted, and the
fighting Iris said, well, that's good, you want that, but
we're not going to really give you that, and then
sc said, Okay, we're going to walk away, and so
they walked away. They had a tentative agreement that had
been in place sometime in October. Here we are in
December and under the cover of everyone kind of being
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away from the watch post and all that. This is
what happened. So the spin from the Trojans their spin.
They look pretty bad in this. It largely came down
to scheduling. They were upset by the rule that gives
a special access to the Fighting Irish, as the people
that have no backbone that run college football made sure,
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even though they screwed over the Irish this year, they
made sure that the Fighting Irish will automatically qualify for
the college Football Playoff starting next year, and all they
have to do is rank in the top twelve. That's it.
That's just ranking the top twelve. You're good to go.
So USC felt like that that gave playing the Irish
gave a material advantage to Notre Dame and they were
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offended by that. And Notre Dame is an independent, they
don't plan a conference, they're not held by the shackles
of a conference in sc Obviously, playing in the Big
Ten now and so a competitive advantage, a considerable edge
given to Notre Dame and would hurt USC. So essentially
SE wanted to play the game earlier in the year.
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That way, they figured they'd probably lose and then they'd
have time to make up for that loss later in
the year. And Notre Dame said, now we're good, we
want to play it where it is. We don't want
to play it early in the year. And so then
SE said, we're walking away, We're out, and they were worried.
They claim out of an abundance of caution. SC was
worried about the college Football Playoff Committee because we love committees,
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the selection committee hiring a bunch of clowns, as they
often do. That's my word, not their word, but they're
a higher committee that would have penalized SC for the
late season loss to Notre Dame. In rivalry games and
an early season loss, you don't get penalized as much.
Typically there's less like shrapnel you have to deal with, right,
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there's not as much debris on the road and all
of that. So that is a good jumping off point.
Let us discuss the question who's the fall guy who's
the fall guy for sc dumping a rivalry game? It
goes back about one hundred years with notre name. All right,
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so my view on this, I've got seven to eleven
toxic waste removal and psychic hotline, and we will combine
all of these things together and we're going to make
white chocolate Macadamian nut cookies with a side of funfetti cookies,
because you can't not have a good day when you
have a fun fetti cookie. Cannot do it. So first
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of all, there is no need, no need to tap
dance around this one at all. We don't generally tap
dance because it's not my thing. So just put a
bullseye right where up along. We believe in truth and
broad and based on the available evidence. As I understand
the evidence, the bullseye is pointed right at Lincoln Riley.
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It is pointed at Lincoln Riley. That is where it is. Now.
This isn't some mysterious scheduling snaffoo. It is not that
this is sc ducking Notre Dame. And this was what
Lincoln Riley wanted. Remember the conversation started months ago and
it was Lincoln Riley, that little weasel that yeah, little
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weasel who was out in front, and he was like,
oh no, we got to move this. We didn't want
to play this game where it's at. And so that's
where we are. And the Trojans now they tell us
that it's about competitive balance and college football playoff arithmetic
and all that stuff. Translation, what type of cat are
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the Trojans of USC? That's right, They're a scaredy cat,
that's what they are. Scaredy cat, scaredy cat, the fighting Irish.
They get a golden ticket. They get their own golden
ticket as an independent and se again handcuffed to the
Big ten. And I have heard some rumblings from my
people at both UCLA and SC that they're having second thoughts. Financially,
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it's great, been a great windfall, but in terms of
the big picture, it's not looking so great from the
athletics standpoint, the move to the Big ten. But what's
done is done for now. So anyway, SC is tied
to the Big Ten. That's where we are. They're tied
to the Big Ten. And Lincoln Riley doesn't want late
season fingerprints and that's gonna mess up his playoff resume,
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and so that's not really a strategy. It's not really
a strategy. It's the run from the smoke. That's the plan.
We're gonna run from USC alumni. And I'm friends with
some of these people. I remember how excited they were
when Lincoln Riley came in. Oh man, they were all horny.
This was great. Oh man, we got our forever coach.
Lincoln Riley, gonna win championships every year, can win the Heisman. Guy, Well,
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they have won a Heisman, but the championships not so much.
Not so much. And so they're upset. The alumni, the whales,
and I know a few of these people. They are
not having They're furious with Lincoln Riley and boots on
the ground. Boots on the ground. These people, longtime USC
people who are like, we want to play Notre Dame.
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I don't care if it's beying a seven to eleven
on Figueroa at three in the morning. We want to
play Notre Dame every year. We'll take folding we'll take
folding chairs out, We'll use those as goalposts. We'll play
on some concrete in the parking lot, and we'll just
do it. And the Lincoln Riley Men of Troy eh
we're good, man, we're good, and they look like Bozo
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the clown the slipping on a banana peals. What they
look like is an unforced error. Now, Lincoln Riley's played
four times against Notre Dame. He's one in three. The
one win came back in twenty twenty two, his first year.
And so Lincoln Riley one in three and instead of
Notre Dame sc next year. You look at their non conrace.
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I believe at least next year they've got the Raging
Cajuns of Louisiana. Might not. Probably they don't burn their
tongue playing the Raging Caguns, and they'll add another team.
So you're not exactly replacing the Ribbi, which is Notre Dame,
the most powerful brand in all of college sports. You're
not replacing Notre Dame with another Ribbi. You're replacing them
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with a hot dog which has been sitting out at
the gas station for about twelve hours and there's flies
on it, and there's like a cockroach, kind of like
the building here I went, I was walking around, there
was a big giant cockroach the size of my hand
that walked across the hall. I said, boy, I'm at work.
That is my spot right there. That's that where the
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cock has Anyway, let ste Gott know about that. Oh
he's not going to work out of this building. I
guess not. We don't have to worry about that. But
we have really big cockroaches. And we have the maskot.
Somebody guy in Ozzie Was I think it was Ozzie
wah Was in Australia sent me as a team in Australia,
their mascot is the cockroaches. So I have a cockroach
hat that was sent to me on the podcast. Anyway,
to wrap this up, to put the ball on this.
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So right now, USC's head coach, Lincoln Riley is the
cowardly lion, roaring softly and hoping that nobody notices at
this particular point. Now, secondly, we got a trade. We
got a trade in baseball, not a good one, not
a good one, but a trade. We go to Flushing,
where the New York Mets have said bye bye to
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the utility man Jeff McNeil, the squirrel. You can't get
rid of the squirrel. Well he's been traded to the Athletics,
so he's out of baseball. Now he's going to the athletics.
You're no longer in the big leagues. You get paid
like a big leaguer, but you're going to the minor leagues.
And the New York roster implosion continues developing. Hot dot
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dot dot. What did the A's get for Jeff McNeil.
They got a but a teenage pitcher. A teenage pitcher
is what they got in return. Bowser's all right, question
what are the Mets? What are the New York Mets
telling the world with this Jeff McNeil trade to the A's.
So it's obvious that the wr continues, the winter reset
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continues for the Mets. This is not a baseball trade.
This is a flea market, is what this is. This
is a garage sale. And because in a trade you
get something of value in return, McNeil goes out the
door and in return, you got a happy Meal. Congratulations,
you got a happy Meal toy. And the Mets get
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to pay the athletics a lot of money to get
the toy, the happy Meal toy. And it's not really
roster building. They're still in the demo phase the Mets.
It's toxic waste removal. That's what the Mets are doing.
Here now McNeil. At one point he won a silver Slugger.
Eight years in Queens, couple of All Star Games, and
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now no Sacramento. You're going to Sacramento. That is not
a demotion, That is a trip to the Witness Protection program.
The message in the bottle as the Athletics are not
really trying to win until they get to Vegas, if
that ever happens. They are building the stadium there in Vegas.
But the message the Mets are sending, and it's coming
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from a top the biggest building in Manhattan, and it's
being shouted out to the masses that this is now
officially the Juan Soto era of Mets baseball and Francisco Lindor,
those are the Kings of Queens. Everybody else is replaceable
and it's only friends and family for Juan Soto and
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Francisco Lindor, the beloved core of the recent Mets teams expendable.
Bye bye, see you later, shredded like old tax returns.
Pete Alonzo Gonzo to the Baltimore Areas. Brandon Limo disagreed
politically with Francisco Andndor, so he's been sent to the
Great State of Texas. To play for Edin Arlington's Rangers
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and Brandon nimo Gon. How about McNeil, We mentioned him
going to the Flex, So all sent all these guys
sent to one version or another of the baseball Who's goal.
The Mets are not turning the page. They're lighting it
on fire. That's what the Mets are doing. The front
office is handcrafting the new clubhouse that is approved by
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Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. No founders, no recent CEOs
are allowed, and the Mets are paying almost six million dollars.
Seems like a lot of money to move McNeil, which
tells you that he had zero market value. He is
a light hitting infielder who got a big contract after
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one career year. The point is not that McNeil was traded,
so they just gave him away for nothing. And also
the fact that the Mets, it's clear and obvious that
what they're doing here is anyone that was not drinking
the kool aid from Soto is out the door. So
if you send a Brinks truck to Sacramento with the player,
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with the player here, that's not a trade, it's a
big dump run. You're going to the dump toxic waste
of the dump. My final fought back to the NFL
quickly to Vegas and whispers whisper, whisper, whisper, a whispers
that Pete Carroll is going to be whacked when the
season ends in a couple weeks by the Raiders. After
just one year now, Pete Carroll was asked about the
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possibility of overseeing a rebuild being on the hot seat,
and he said, quote, I really like this place. Pete
Carroll said, I like this team. I love working with Spytech.
That's John Spytech, the GM Tom Brady's bestie. It's just
mapping it out and putting it together and making sure
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we bring people in who can really help us. YadA, YadA, YadA,
et cetera. So question, what are the odds that Pete
Carroll has given the chance. It's to coach the Raiders
while they are in a rebuild, all right, So Pete
says he wants to see the rebuild through with the Raiders,
which is kind of like me wanting to see a
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Woollie mammoth on a ferris wheel. I'd like to see
a Willie mammoth sitting on a ferris wheel and go
up and down on I don't think that's gonna happen either.
I don't so the Mallard sportsbook gods at plus seventeen
hundred plus seventeen hundred. That implies a five percent chance.
So in the full rebuild things a scam. It's a
weasel term. I don't need to get into that. Now.
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That's the psychic hotline flyer on the telephone poll is
what that is. Pete's seventy four years young. Good for Pete.
He's in his seventies. For Pete's sakes. He wasn't hired though,
to plant trees. Pete was not there to plant trees.
Pete was hired to buy fruit already on the shelf.
So buy the fruit on the shelf. That's it. They
drafted a running back in the first round this past year.
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That is not trust the process. This is what that is.
That is temptation, island roster building. By the time the
Raiders are good again. That running back Ashton genty, his
knees will qualify for Social Security. So that was a
way to pick. Meanwhile, Tom Brady's upstairs playing fantasy front
office guy. No clue what he's doing. You look at
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the teams that change coaches, the ones that got it right,
and Mike Rabel with the pageots, Ben Johnson in Chicago
and Liam Cohne and Jacksonville and all those teams they
hire the right guy and presto abracadabra, instant juice. You
win at this age. And we love Pete Carroll. I
was around him a lot in his se days many
years ago. We were both younger. Pete's older than me.
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But anyway, listen, you look around the only thing Pete
Carroll's a lead at and I don't think I'm wrong
on this. He is a Hall of Famer when it
comes to double bubble. This man can go through bubblegum
more impressively than anyone else in the NFL. His ability,
his jaw strength is next level. It is. And the
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one thing that saving Pete Carroll is the supply chain issues.
Because there are supply chain issues, not enough coaches, game
musical chairs, There's too many open seats and not enough
seats to fill it. It is the Ben Malor show.
As we press on, we got Mallard to the third degree.
Here we go hit that, but right now, ma, oh
my god, mallow gets how about that to the third degree.
Speaker 2 (18:22):
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Speaker 3 (18:27):
So the Broncos lost for the first time since September
twenty First, they got your ass kick, Coop, they lost.
Speaker 1 (18:33):
They got their ass kick.
Speaker 3 (18:35):
They lost. And after the game, bo Nicks said that
the l could be a good reset for the team, saying,
you'd rather have it hit you now than in the
first round of the playoffs. Yeah, Ben, does he have
a point.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
Well, first of all, it's a great point. The Raiders
have had a lot of recess, The New York Giants
have a lot of recess, the Jets have had a
lot of recess. It really works out well for those teams. Yes, no,
it's not good and there's no guarantee just because you've
lost the game with two weeks in the season that
you're gonna win a bunch of games. That's you know,
that's fool logic, is what that is. It was the
Broncos looked bad. Their defense got sliced up by Trevor
(19:08):
Lawrence and they couldn't do enough on offense to keep
up with Jackson. But it was not a good day.
It doesn't mean that Broncos are not gonna win the
Super Bowl. But theyn't tell me because you had lost
in week sixteen. That's somehow something to brag about. It's not.
Speaker 3 (19:22):
Next. During Saturday's game between the Eagles and Commanders, Philly
was up seventeen points with about four minutes to go
in the game and went for a two point conversion
that led to a scuffle between the players, and after
the game, Commanders coach Dan Quinn did not seem too
thrilled by the move. Then do you think it was disrespectful?
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Well, I think what was disrepectful is the way the
Commanders have played since Week six. They have one win
since Week six. One win that was against the Giants.
That's it. That's all. They've lost every other game since
Week six. So that's this. No, this stuff's kind of
non played. Better do better. Don't give me that crap.
Come on, it's not Pop Warner Football stopped professionals.
Speaker 3 (20:00):
Next, the Saint Louis Cardinals are currently in a full
full tear Dome mode, and on Saturday they traded off
star ketchro Wilson Contreras to the Red Sox. Been how
big of a get is this for Boston?
Speaker 1 (20:11):
He's he's a good player. I only he's a great player,
but you're adding another good player. If you're depending on
him to lead you, if you're the Red Sox, you're
gonna be disappointed. I think he's proven he's not that guy.
You're not that guy, pal, But Contrera's in a secondary
role is pretty lethal, actually, and he's a guy that
you don't expect him to lead the way. But if
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he's just adding, it's like adding extra candy that you
don't really need the extra candy, which is nice to
have it, and it's it's not a bad thing there.
It is cool. Mallardly third degree, how did we do?
Speaker 3 (20:45):
You almost auto failed that, but uh, but you did
say that it doesn't mean that they're not going to
win the super Bowl. So you've passed this in there.
Speaker 1 (20:54):
It is I want again closing out the year in
the win column. Time now for the Mather Riddle of
the day and then we'll have your calls and Mallard's
mount of money. But here's the Malor riddle of today.
Marquez Valdez Scantling. It's a wide receiver with three names.
Either a serial killer or a wide receiver have free names.
So Marquez Valdez Scantling credits Aaron Rodgers blank for him
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being nicer with his Steeler teammates than he was back
in his Green Bay days against Marquez Valdez. Scantling, who
knows a thing or two about Aaron Rodgers, credits Rogers
blank for him being nicer with his Steeler teammates than
he was back in his Green Bay days. That is
the riddle of the day. The answer, We'll get to it.
(21:38):
We will do it next.
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The show will still be on, somebody else will be
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as well. There's a sound of that. Back to it
we go. The riddle of the day Marquez Valdez scantling
three names. He credits Aaron Rogers blank for him being
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nicer with his Steeler teammates than he was back in
his green day days. That is the malor riddle of
the day. What is the answer?
Speaker 3 (24:31):
Let's he?
Speaker 1 (24:31):
Does anyone know the answer? Key says. He credits Rogers
admission that des caught it from Ocho text, though credits
holiday cheese curds. Don't tease me like that, late night
drug tester, love my cheese curds. All about the cheese curds.
What do we have? Milkman Mike in Colorado says it's
his interpretive dance. That's it. Because Toyota Thon is on.
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From Rob the Toyota Thon's on, they should buy a
commercial out the Alien ol Pinter says his malarkey, hogwash, gobbledegook,
and poppy cock. Great use of those words out. I
love words like that. You didn't mention bootondoggle or skulduggery.
Those are also fun words. Booby that's a fun word too.
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Who doesn't like boobies? Come on, that's a fun word
all right? But what else do we have? Ferd Dog says,
majestic spiral is the answer? The power of pie from
far out Dave Nathan Hammer the uh he got it right.
Actually he was kidding around, but he got right. JT.
The Wingman says, it's the Fromante Brothers sandwich with the
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fries on top there in Pittsburgh. Goat yoga from Eke
in Roseville, Minnesota. Kathy and Madison got it right as well.
Look at that the gabba gool from a Tillo, the
good old gabba gool. That's Kathy of course. Merry Christmas
to Atillo as well. Pierced Johnson from Kurt Flusher. How
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would you know that BP got it right? What else
do we have? Page down cookie Monster from Sir smokes
a Lot, Brett Farr from Polly D all Right, do
you have an answer, Lorraine again? Marcus Valdez scantling crediting
Aaron Rodgers blank for him being nicer with Steeler teammates
than he was in Green Bay.
Speaker 3 (26:19):
Yeah, I think he's crediting his hemorrhoids.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
That's a great answer. Is it hemorrhoids?
Speaker 2 (26:23):
No?
Speaker 1 (26:24):
His wife, his fake wife. So I was texting a
friend of mine who works in the let's just say
the tabloid world of sports media. I've known this person
for a long time. I was like, so, what's going
on with Rogers? You know, the wife and all that. Well,
I said, We've had people bunkered out of his home
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in Malibu and out of his place in Pittsburgh. Haven't
seen any woman. So they're tried. They're trying to get
photos of this woman. So either she's maybe she's big,
she might be imprisoned though, maybe she's in prison, whether
they're obviously not living together, or she just doesn't leave
the house, maybe she's a hermit. But they've been trying
to get a photo because that plays well online. They're
trying to get a photo of this woman.
Speaker 3 (27:07):
She's a blow up doll.
Speaker 1 (27:08):
Well, okay, let's ask collaring James about that. James, do
you think Aaron Rodgers' wife is a blow up doll?
Speaker 6 (27:15):
Hollering James, she is a mannaquin, a mannequin.
Speaker 1 (27:20):
Okay, you're awake.
Speaker 2 (27:22):
I like that.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
I'm impressed that you're awake. James.
Speaker 6 (27:25):
I'm awake because for your show, because you're the only
show I know.
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Mister Ben, that's right here, Mike, my best friend ever,
hollering James, my greatest friend of all time.
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Was like meeting that seven cent all over.
Speaker 1 (27:43):
Yes, me and someone. No one under the age of
seventy knows who it is because he's been dead for
twenty Doc Severnson. He was the host Lorena of The
Tonight Show Band Yeah with Johnny Carson. Though back when
people used people used to watch the Late I TV.
It was a very big deal. It was the most
watched show on television, late night television. Johnny Carson, wait.
Speaker 6 (28:06):
For j Lennims stole the show?
Speaker 1 (28:08):
Well, yeah, and who was before Johnny Carson was even
bigger than Johnny Carson. I forget the guy's name, but
there was somebody before that that was very big.
Speaker 6 (28:15):
Let's see here. Wasn't that David Letterman?
Speaker 1 (28:19):
No, it was definitely not Letterman. Letterman was after Carson.
He was about about the same he was.
Speaker 6 (28:26):
On what manner Rich Schli.
Speaker 1 (28:31):
Definitely not those guys. It doesn't matter who cares. What
are you?
Speaker 6 (28:37):
We don't have much.
Speaker 1 (28:38):
Where are we moving? Where are we going? Where are
we moving to?
Speaker 6 (28:41):
We're going to the lakes? Football JJ turs he's out
with an insury, possibly questionable.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
They should bring back Tommy Kramer. What do you say?
Speaker 6 (28:53):
I say, let's see two fisted Tommy to the handoff
to Darren Nelson, the bug.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
It's a great idea. It's a great idea. What are
your plans for Christmas? James? What do you got? You
need a lot of turkey or whatever?
Speaker 6 (29:07):
Yeah, n I've been a hope for some steak.
Speaker 1 (29:11):
You want steak?
Speaker 6 (29:11):
Okay, all right, you want steaks because they don't meet, uh,
they don't need too much fourk tier at the group
home for this Rabbi Somalians and ye have a lot
of turmoil. They don't celebrate Christmas.
Speaker 1 (29:29):
Okay, all right, Well you can celebrate on your own.
You don't need them to celebrate on my own.
Speaker 6 (29:34):
And I've already seen my two brothers, Stephen and Leonard,
and it brought me president again.
Speaker 1 (29:40):
That's very nice, James.
Speaker 6 (29:43):
You're sweet because it's the only family I know that's
left alive. And don't speak to me. You know what?
Then when I met you, I tell them my stories
about meeting You said, you really wo to meet meet
with Jack, meet Ben Muller, and you got Jack to
do that. I had a big jet who we went
with Jacubus White, Meghan and we had the blest of
(30:06):
our lives. I tell my stories.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
No, yeah, well you were holding court. Of course, James.
People don't know that you're such a big star. I
had to come over to you. You did not come
over to me. I had to come over to you
because you're such a big rock star. That's how I
gotta go, Jims. Happy Merry Christmas to your buddy. Happy
New Year. We'll be back in town, all right, we'll
be back in twenty twenties. You better call me here
when on my first show back, James, you better call me. Okay,
(30:31):
I'm gonna jump right on the phone. All right, all right,
there he goes my friend hollering James in Minneapolis. So
Lucky Tony, get the dump button ready, Lucky Tony living
the dream, the Chicago Bears. You're Fomi eujeene in Chicago.
All these guys fired up there. Hello Lucky Tony.
Speaker 6 (30:50):
Hey Ben? What am I when I'm wearing a beer jersey?
Speaker 1 (30:53):
I don't know?
Speaker 6 (30:55):
Easy life Sunday morning. Thanks Ben?
Speaker 1 (30:58):
Okay, thank you. Cardiac Stanley, the only man to have
a heart attack on the air at Fox Sports Radio
and survive to talk about it. Hello Cardiac Stanley from
the Greater Cincinnati area. Hello Stanley, Hello Ben. How's life Stanley?
Speaker 7 (31:20):
Not good? Ben?
Speaker 1 (31:22):
Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. How can we make it better?
What can we do?
Speaker 7 (31:27):
Oh? First of all, you canna wish Eddie. I'm merried
Christmas for me?
Speaker 1 (31:36):
Okay, I'll let Eddie know. I'll say, Cardia, you like Eddie.
You miss Eddie.
Speaker 7 (31:42):
All your Malard relationship. People should miss Eddie.
Speaker 1 (31:47):
Nuts Oh yeah, we miss Eddie. I mean he's a
been very busy guy. Now, I guess he's got like one.
I invited him to the holiday party, but I guess
he had other plans not working. He keeps you busy?
Speaker 7 (32:01):
What why don't you read the sports like Andy did?
Speaker 1 (32:06):
Well, that's not her job.
Speaker 3 (32:07):
You know. I would love to, but no one has asked.
So here I am.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
You don't like the taped updates we have all night.
You don't think that's good? What's wrong with you? Those
are great? There's a great nothing any fresher than that
live on tape. Fesh, they're good. I love to say.
I see the saga all the time as he's leaving
when I'm coming in. It's good.
Speaker 7 (32:24):
Hey, that's not that's not why called. Okay, Hey, Ben,
my love long time companions. This is naturalado. I found
her in the garage backwards with their head bleeding.
Speaker 1 (32:41):
Huh. I'm sorry to hear that. Stanley, Mike and Mike indolences.
Speaker 7 (32:46):
Yeah, he's uh rehab it now in the uh in
a nursing home.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
I'm sorry to hear that.
Speaker 7 (32:56):
Stand, but it's ok It's okay. Guess what, Ben, she
is ninety f and one years old.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
That's great. Ninety one who's still living at the house there.
That's wonderful.
Speaker 7 (33:10):
Oh yeah, we've been together tour eight years. We used
to go to then. Oh anyway, some sass radio little bit.
Well we were big masks or fans that us.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
Yeah, I'm sure you have some great memories of going
to NASCAR races her with her eight. Yeah, hey, Ben,
what I.
Speaker 7 (33:31):
Saw more great pros and great catches in the NFL
this weekend on highlights?
Speaker 1 (33:41):
And yeah, it was good. It was a good weekend
for offense in the FI. I gotta go say listen,
Merry Christmas to you. I'm Sam. Listen listen to me.
All right, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year. I love you, man,
but we'll talk to you early next year. Okay, you've
been with me a long time. Stanley, hanging there, buddy.
Things will get better, all right, Buddy. I rate the sports, yes,
Lorena read the sports, Lorraine. Okay, thank you, thank you. Stanley.
(34:05):
All right, go away. There's cardiac Stanley. Do we have
our We don't have Ourking. Where are my contestants? I
need to see if line that was a line line
five maybe wants to play. We need some contestants here
for Mallard. What do we got here? Malar's amount of
money Malor's amount of money eight seven seven ninety nine
on Fox eight seven seven nine nine six six three
sixty nine. We've got Mallor's mountain of money. We'll get
(34:28):
to that and we will do it.
Speaker 6 (34:32):
Next.
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For some reason, you get covered up by inferior, crappy
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Speaker 2 (36:26):
It now Malor's Mountain of Money. Hello, do you have
what it takes to get to the top? Probably not.
Speaker 1 (36:38):
Robin Maine is gonna play our game. Hello, Rob, Welcome, Hello.
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Thank you. It's all over now for another year. But Rob,
who do you want to partner with? Rob? You got me?
You got Kober loop o me and gonna find you out.
Speaker 6 (36:54):
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Speaker 1 (36:55):
That's right, that's incorrect. Hold on a sec and we
have Josh and or land He Hello, Josh welcome?
Speaker 8 (37:02):
What up man?
Speaker 1 (37:03):
How you doing all right? Josh? I'm good. What do
you got going on? Let's play the game. We don't
have a lot of time, so I would normally small talk,
but you know how it is, Josh. We got a
game to play, all right, gentlemen. This is the Ralph
Findes edition of Mallags mount of the Money. He turned
sixty three years old on Monday. The categories are Shindler's List,
Harry Potter and the goblet of fire, no time to die?
And twenty eight years later, Rob, which category would you like?
Speaker 6 (37:26):
Twenty eight years later?
Speaker 3 (37:27):
All right, twenty eight years later, and Josh, how about you?
Speaker 5 (37:30):
No time to die?
Speaker 3 (37:32):
Alright, so Rob, you and I are up first. Our
category is twenty eight years later. These athletes all wore
number twenty eight, forty five seconds on the clock. Let's begin,
all right. This guy was the best running back ever
for the Minnesota Vikings. Yes, this guy was the best
running back for the Saint Louis Rams Marcia Fault. That's right.
(37:53):
This guy is the greatest catcher of all time for
the San Francisco Giants. There's a there's a rule named
after him, all right. This guy was a defensive back
in the NFL. He played like twenty years for the
Washington Redskins. There we go. This guy, who was a
short stop, played a long time for the Colorado Rockies,
then he went over to the Saint Louis Cardinals. Yes,
(38:19):
this guy was an All Pro defensive back for the
Cowboys when they were winning championships. All right, Darren Woodson
was who he wanted.
Speaker 1 (38:30):
Sixty's not that good, have said, jail dude? Wow? Okay, Josh,
Are you ready, my man? Josh never okay?
Speaker 5 (38:40):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (38:40):
These athletes all almost died but thankfully didn't. Are you ready?
Are you ready? Josh against rock? All right? Forty five
seconds on away go. Greatest golfer of all time almost
had in a car accident, Tiger Wood. That is correct.
He was a star for the Boston South. He was
stabbed at a nightclub in Boston. He played in the
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era with the Well They won a championship together Kevin
Garnett and him. Yes, greatest female tennis player of all time?
Damn Mark Martina African American? Oh veth Way, no somebody else?
Yeah all right? Quarterback for the forty nine ers. His
(39:25):
leg was snapped in half. When he played for the
Washington Redskins. No another one played, No, all.
Speaker 3 (39:37):
Terrible clues job ben.
Speaker 1 (39:39):
He not playing for the Commanders, was ed Redskins was
leg snapped in half. Sixty Yeah, yeah, all right? What
is that sixty? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (39:47):
You guys are back up, Josh. You want Harry Potter
and the Goblet of Fire or Shindler's List?
Speaker 1 (39:53):
All right, that's right, uplifting, Okay, these athletes have all
committed a heroic act. Are you ready? Josh great carew
go ahead now not on the big board. All right,
here we go forty five seconds. Here we go, running
back for the forty nine ers. Right now. The white
guy a Kritan McCaffery boxer, some considered with the greatest
(40:15):
heavyweight of all time, very quotable, sting like a be
that back. Yeah, Mexican American tight. And he's on Amazon
right now. Played for the Falcons and the Chiefs.
Speaker 2 (40:29):
Hernandez.
Speaker 1 (40:31):
No, that's the other So, Tony, what's the name? Say it?
Say the name? How about this? A hero? White guy.
He went to the military, was killed by friendly fire,
played for the Cardinals in Arizona. Yes, white running back
for the Broncos and the Browns and whatnot in the
two thousands.
Speaker 3 (40:52):
What's what's the score? Ninety on that one's that's not enough.
That's not enough.
Speaker 1 (40:59):
I feel like it isn't though I feel like it is.
I don't think it is. I think that's some funny
math by Lorraine. I don't know you trust that's a
one category win.
Speaker 3 (41:10):
That's what I call dominant.
Speaker 1 (41:11):
That was not impressive, rob You didn't run the board,
not impressive at all. And my guy didn't even know
his tight ends bad job by you. Come on, Josh,
you gotta do better, Josh, Come on, man,
How do you do? It's our number three, Hour number three,
And here in hour number three, who's the fall guy
on the Ben Malers Show. Who's the fall guy for
the University of Southern California dumping their long standing rivalry
with Notre Dame. We will discuss that. Tell you who's
to blame. Also, what are the Mets telling the world
(00:23):
with this Jeff McNeil trade to the athletics as they
continue to pick a part that Mets roster? And what
are the odds that Pete Carroll's given the chance to
coach the Raiders while they rebuild. Pete said, I'd love
to do it. I'm sure you would, Pete, I'm sure
you would. We'll talk about that. Also, mallord to the
thirty three time shifted Here we'll have in addition a
(00:45):
radio game show, Malard's Mounting of Money. All that coming
your way later on here in our number three. You
like football, You've heard of the running shoot offense. It's
a little dated these days, the run and shoot offense.
How about the run and hide offense? As a college
football team using the run and hide offense. Welcomeme. In
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Mallard to a third Degree coming up a little bit
later this hour, but our lead from Southern California. There's
some bowl games going on right now, and this just
filler like they had the Idaho Potato Bowl. Very exciting.
Always love the Potato Bowl, look forward to that. The
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Blue turf there and Boise and all that. And there's
a few games every day as they try to have
filler on ESPN and the other cable networks that carry
these bowl games. But there's a story in college football
that really got my attention. I really got my attention.
One of the great traditions in college football is ending
with no guarantee that it'll be picked up at some point.
(02:58):
It likely will, but who knows how long, and cause
feelings get involved. So if you have not heard yet,
possibly not USC and Notre Dame will no longer be
playing as seasonal rivals. They did not renew their long
standing rivalry matchup. That means starting next year from twenty
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twenty six to at least twenty twenty nine, no matchups.
They will not be playing. Notre Dame's already picked up
BYU on the schedule. So the Catholics versus the Mormons,
you'll get that match up. But it was from what
I've read, it was USC that took the road of
bailing out on the series. They made a bunch of
(03:42):
demands to Notre Dame on what they wanted, and the
fighting Iris said, well, that's good, you want that, but
we're not going to really give you that, and then
sc said, Okay, we're going to walk away, and so
they walked away. They had a tentative agreement that had
been in place sometime in October. Here we are in
December and under the cover of everyone kind of being
(04:03):
away from the watch post and all that. This is
what happened. So the spin from the Trojans their spin.
They look pretty bad in this. It largely came down
to scheduling. They were upset by the rule that gives
a special access to the Fighting Irish, as the people
that have no backbone that run college football made sure,
(04:27):
even though they screwed over the Irish this year, they
made sure that the Fighting Irish will automatically qualify for
the college Football Playoff starting next year, and all they
have to do is rank in the top twelve. That's it.
That's just ranking the top twelve. You're good to go.
So USC felt like that that gave playing the Irish
gave a material advantage to Notre Dame and they were
(04:51):
offended by that. And Notre Dame is an independent, they
don't plan a conference, they're not held by the shackles
of a conference in sc Obviously, playing in the Big
Ten now and so a competitive advantage, a considerable edge
given to Notre Dame and would hurt USC. So essentially
SE wanted to play the game earlier in the year.
(05:14):
That way, they figured they'd probably lose and then they'd
have time to make up for that loss later in
the year. And Notre Dame said, now we're good, we
want to play it where it is. We don't want
to play it early in the year. And so then
SE said, we're walking away, We're out, and they were worried.
They claim out of an abundance of caution. SC was
worried about the college Football Playoff Committee because we love committees,
(05:37):
the selection committee hiring a bunch of clowns, as they
often do. That's my word, not their word, but they're
a higher committee that would have penalized SC for the
late season loss to Notre Dame. In rivalry games and
an early season loss, you don't get penalized as much.
Typically there's less like shrapnel you have to deal with, right,
(06:00):
there's not as much debris on the road and all
of that. So that is a good jumping off point.
Let us discuss the question who's the fall guy who's
the fall guy for sc dumping a rivalry game? It
goes back about one hundred years with notre name. All right,
(06:23):
so my view on this, I've got seven to eleven
toxic waste removal and psychic hotline, and we will combine
all of these things together and we're going to make
white chocolate Macadamian nut cookies with a side of funfetti cookies,
because you can't not have a good day when you
have a fun fetti cookie. Cannot do it. So first
(06:46):
of all, there is no need, no need to tap
dance around this one at all. We don't generally tap
dance because it's not my thing. So just put a
bullseye right where up along. We believe in truth and
broad and based on the available evidence. As I understand
the evidence, the bullseye is pointed right at Lincoln Riley.
(07:09):
It is pointed at Lincoln Riley. That is where it is. Now.
This isn't some mysterious scheduling snaffoo. It is not that
this is sc ducking Notre Dame. And this was what
Lincoln Riley wanted. Remember the conversation started months ago and
it was Lincoln Riley, that little weasel that yeah, little
(07:33):
weasel who was out in front, and he was like,
oh no, we got to move this. We didn't want
to play this game where it's at. And so that's
where we are. And the Trojans now they tell us
that it's about competitive balance and college football playoff arithmetic
and all that stuff. Translation, what type of cat are
(07:53):
the Trojans of USC? That's right, They're a scaredy cat,
that's what they are. Scaredy cat, scaredy cat, the fighting Irish.
They get a golden ticket. They get their own golden
ticket as an independent and se again handcuffed to the
Big ten. And I have heard some rumblings from my
people at both UCLA and SC that they're having second thoughts. Financially,
(08:16):
it's great, been a great windfall, but in terms of
the big picture, it's not looking so great from the
athletics standpoint, the move to the Big ten. But what's
done is done for now. So anyway, SC is tied
to the Big Ten. That's where we are. They're tied
to the Big Ten. And Lincoln Riley doesn't want late
season fingerprints and that's gonna mess up his playoff resume,
(08:40):
and so that's not really a strategy. It's not really
a strategy. It's the run from the smoke. That's the plan.
We're gonna run from USC alumni. And I'm friends with
some of these people. I remember how excited they were
when Lincoln Riley came in. Oh man, they were all horny.
This was great. Oh man, we got our forever coach.
Lincoln Riley, gonna win championships every year, can win the Heisman. Guy, Well,
(09:01):
they have won a Heisman, but the championships not so much.
Not so much. And so they're upset. The alumni, the whales,
and I know a few of these people. They are
not having They're furious with Lincoln Riley and boots on
the ground. Boots on the ground. These people, longtime USC
people who are like, we want to play Notre Dame.
(09:21):
I don't care if it's beying a seven to eleven
on Figueroa at three in the morning. We want to
play Notre Dame every year. We'll take folding we'll take
folding chairs out, We'll use those as goalposts. We'll play
on some concrete in the parking lot, and we'll just
do it. And the Lincoln Riley Men of Troy eh
we're good, man, we're good, and they look like Bozo
(09:44):
the clown the slipping on a banana peals. What they
look like is an unforced error. Now, Lincoln Riley's played
four times against Notre Dame. He's one in three. The
one win came back in twenty twenty two, his first year.
And so Lincoln Riley one in three and instead of
Notre Dame sc next year. You look at their non conrace.
(10:05):
I believe at least next year they've got the Raging
Cajuns of Louisiana. Might not. Probably they don't burn their
tongue playing the Raging Caguns, and they'll add another team.
So you're not exactly replacing the Ribbi, which is Notre Dame,
the most powerful brand in all of college sports. You're
not replacing Notre Dame with another Ribbi. You're replacing them
(10:27):
with a hot dog which has been sitting out at
the gas station for about twelve hours and there's flies
on it, and there's like a cockroach, kind of like
the building here I went, I was walking around, there
was a big giant cockroach the size of my hand
that walked across the hall. I said, boy, I'm at work.
That is my spot right there. That's that where the
(10:47):
cock has Anyway, let ste Gott know about that. Oh
he's not going to work out of this building. I
guess not. We don't have to worry about that. But
we have really big cockroaches. And we have the maskot.
Somebody guy in Ozzie Was I think it was Ozzie
wah Was in Australia sent me as a team in Australia,
their mascot is the cockroaches. So I have a cockroach
hat that was sent to me on the podcast. Anyway,
to wrap this up, to put the ball on this.
(11:08):
So right now, USC's head coach, Lincoln Riley is the
cowardly lion, roaring softly and hoping that nobody notices at
this particular point. Now, secondly, we got a trade. We
got a trade in baseball, not a good one, not
a good one, but a trade. We go to Flushing,
where the New York Mets have said bye bye to
(11:29):
the utility man Jeff McNeil, the squirrel. You can't get
rid of the squirrel. Well he's been traded to the Athletics,
so he's out of baseball. Now he's going to the athletics.
You're no longer in the big leagues. You get paid
like a big leaguer, but you're going to the minor leagues.
And the New York roster implosion continues developing. Hot dot
(11:50):
dot dot. What did the A's get for Jeff McNeil.
They got a but a teenage pitcher. A teenage pitcher
is what they got in return. Bowser's all right, question
what are the Mets? What are the New York Mets
telling the world with this Jeff McNeil trade to the A's.
So it's obvious that the wr continues, the winter reset
(12:15):
continues for the Mets. This is not a baseball trade.
This is a flea market, is what this is. This
is a garage sale. And because in a trade you
get something of value in return, McNeil goes out the
door and in return, you got a happy Meal. Congratulations,
you got a happy Meal toy. And the Mets get
(12:37):
to pay the athletics a lot of money to get
the toy, the happy Meal toy. And it's not really
roster building. They're still in the demo phase the Mets.
It's toxic waste removal. That's what the Mets are doing.
Here now McNeil. At one point he won a silver Slugger.
Eight years in Queens, couple of All Star Games, and
(12:59):
now no Sacramento. You're going to Sacramento. That is not
a demotion, That is a trip to the Witness Protection program.
The message in the bottle as the Athletics are not
really trying to win until they get to Vegas, if
that ever happens. They are building the stadium there in Vegas.
But the message the Mets are sending, and it's coming
(13:20):
from a top the biggest building in Manhattan, and it's
being shouted out to the masses that this is now
officially the Juan Soto era of Mets baseball and Francisco Lindor,
those are the Kings of Queens. Everybody else is replaceable
and it's only friends and family for Juan Soto and
(13:41):
Francisco Lindor, the beloved core of the recent Mets teams expendable.
Bye bye, see you later, shredded like old tax returns.
Pete Alonzo Gonzo to the Baltimore Areas. Brandon Limo disagreed
politically with Francisco Andndor, so he's been sent to the
Great State of Texas. To play for Edin Arlington's Rangers
(14:04):
and Brandon nimo Gon. How about McNeil, We mentioned him
going to the Flex, So all sent all these guys
sent to one version or another of the baseball Who's goal.
The Mets are not turning the page. They're lighting it
on fire. That's what the Mets are doing. The front
office is handcrafting the new clubhouse that is approved by
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Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. No founders, no recent CEOs
are allowed, and the Mets are paying almost six million dollars.
Seems like a lot of money to move McNeil, which
tells you that he had zero market value. He is
a light hitting infielder who got a big contract after
(14:45):
one career year. The point is not that McNeil was traded,
so they just gave him away for nothing. And also
the fact that the Mets, it's clear and obvious that
what they're doing here is anyone that was not drinking
the kool aid from Soto is out the door. So
if you send a Brinks truck to Sacramento with the player,
(15:08):
with the player here, that's not a trade, it's a
big dump run. You're going to the dump toxic waste
of the dump. My final fought back to the NFL
quickly to Vegas and whispers whisper, whisper, whisper, a whispers
that Pete Carroll is going to be whacked when the
season ends in a couple weeks by the Raiders. After
just one year now, Pete Carroll was asked about the
(15:29):
possibility of overseeing a rebuild being on the hot seat,
and he said, quote, I really like this place. Pete
Carroll said, I like this team. I love working with Spytech.
That's John Spytech, the GM Tom Brady's bestie. It's just
mapping it out and putting it together and making sure
(15:51):
we bring people in who can really help us. YadA, YadA, YadA,
et cetera. So question, what are the odds that Pete
Carroll has given the chance. It's to coach the Raiders
while they are in a rebuild, all right, So Pete
says he wants to see the rebuild through with the Raiders,
which is kind of like me wanting to see a
(16:12):
Woollie mammoth on a ferris wheel. I'd like to see
a Willie mammoth sitting on a ferris wheel and go
up and down on I don't think that's gonna happen either.
I don't so the Mallard sportsbook gods at plus seventeen
hundred plus seventeen hundred. That implies a five percent chance.
So in the full rebuild things a scam. It's a
weasel term. I don't need to get into that. Now.
(16:34):
That's the psychic hotline flyer on the telephone poll is
what that is. Pete's seventy four years young. Good for Pete.
He's in his seventies. For Pete's sakes. He wasn't hired though,
to plant trees. Pete was not there to plant trees.
Pete was hired to buy fruit already on the shelf.
So buy the fruit on the shelf. That's it. They
drafted a running back in the first round this past year.
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That is not trust the process. This is what that is.
That is temptation, island roster building. By the time the
Raiders are good again. That running back Ashton genty, his
knees will qualify for Social Security. So that was a
way to pick. Meanwhile, Tom Brady's upstairs playing fantasy front
office guy. No clue what he's doing. You look at
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the teams that change coaches, the ones that got it right,
and Mike Rabel with the pageots, Ben Johnson in Chicago
and Liam Cohne and Jacksonville and all those teams they
hire the right guy and presto abracadabra, instant juice. You
win at this age. And we love Pete Carroll. I
was around him a lot in his se days many
years ago. We were both younger. Pete's older than me.
(17:41):
But anyway, listen, you look around the only thing Pete
Carroll's a lead at and I don't think I'm wrong
on this. He is a Hall of Famer when it
comes to double bubble. This man can go through bubblegum
more impressively than anyone else in the NFL. His ability,
his jaw strength is next level. It is. And the
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one thing that saving Pete Carroll is the supply chain issues.
Because there are supply chain issues, not enough coaches, game
musical chairs, There's too many open seats and not enough
seats to fill it. It is the Ben Malor show.
As we press on, we got Mallard to the third degree.
Here we go hit that, but right now, ma, oh
my god, mallow gets how about that to the third degree.
Speaker 2 (18:22):
I know this is one big Ben gets grill koble loop.
Speaker 3 (18:27):
So the Broncos lost for the first time since September
twenty First, they got your ass kick, Coop, they lost.
Speaker 1 (18:33):
They got their ass kick.
Speaker 3 (18:35):
They lost. And after the game, bo Nicks said that
the l could be a good reset for the team, saying,
you'd rather have it hit you now than in the
first round of the playoffs. Yeah, Ben, does he have
a point.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
Well, first of all, it's a great point. The Raiders
have had a lot of recess, The New York Giants
have a lot of recess, the Jets have had a
lot of recess. It really works out well for those teams. Yes, no,
it's not good and there's no guarantee just because you've
lost the game with two weeks in the season that
you're gonna win a bunch of games. That's you know,
that's fool logic, is what that is. It was the
Broncos looked bad. Their defense got sliced up by Trevor
(19:08):
Lawrence and they couldn't do enough on offense to keep
up with Jackson. But it was not a good day.
It doesn't mean that Broncos are not gonna win the
Super Bowl. But theyn't tell me because you had lost
in week sixteen. That's somehow something to brag about. It's not.
Speaker 3 (19:22):
Next. During Saturday's game between the Eagles and Commanders, Philly
was up seventeen points with about four minutes to go
in the game and went for a two point conversion
that led to a scuffle between the players, and after
the game, Commanders coach Dan Quinn did not seem too
thrilled by the move. Then do you think it was disrespectful?
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Well, I think what was disrepectful is the way the
Commanders have played since Week six. They have one win
since Week six. One win that was against the Giants.
That's it. That's all. They've lost every other game since
Week six. So that's this. No, this stuff's kind of
non played. Better do better. Don't give me that crap.
Come on, it's not Pop Warner Football stopped professionals.
Speaker 3 (20:00):
Next, the Saint Louis Cardinals are currently in a full
full tear Dome mode, and on Saturday they traded off
star ketchro Wilson Contreras to the Red Sox. Been how
big of a get is this for Boston?
Speaker 1 (20:11):
He's he's a good player. I only he's a great player,
but you're adding another good player. If you're depending on
him to lead you, if you're the Red Sox, you're
gonna be disappointed. I think he's proven he's not that guy.
You're not that guy, pal, But Contrera's in a secondary
role is pretty lethal, actually, and he's a guy that
you don't expect him to lead the way. But if
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he's just adding, it's like adding extra candy that you
don't really need the extra candy, which is nice to
have it, and it's it's not a bad thing there.
It is cool. Mallardly third degree, how did we do?
Speaker 3 (20:45):
You almost auto failed that, but uh, but you did
say that it doesn't mean that they're not going to
win the super Bowl. So you've passed this in there.
Speaker 1 (20:54):
It is I want again closing out the year in
the win column. Time now for the Mather Riddle of
the day and then we'll have your calls and Mallard's
mount of money. But here's the Malor riddle of today.
Marquez Valdez Scantling. It's a wide receiver with three names.
Either a serial killer or a wide receiver have free names.
So Marquez Valdez Scantling credits Aaron Rodgers blank for him
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being nicer with his Steeler teammates than he was back
in his Green Bay days against Marquez Valdez. Scantling, who
knows a thing or two about Aaron Rodgers, credits Rogers
blank for him being nicer with his Steeler teammates than
he was back in his Green Bay days. That is
the riddle of the day. The answer, We'll get to it.
(21:38):
We will do it next.
Speaker 2 (21:41):
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Show weekdays at two am Eastern eleven pm Pacific on
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Speaker 3 (22:06):
What were you doing with dirupting our promo?
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You took those clubs totally out of context.
Speaker 4 (22:13):
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Let me put this into context.
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on the radio two nine, talking through the guys coast.
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In everywhere, Ben Mallow blobes.
Speaker 1 (22:59):
From the Noe woods.
Speaker 3 (23:00):
In the end, he's home in bed.
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Yeah, he's mad head, He's not coming back.
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Also on ex at Ben Mahllor can silo to Lorina
(23:38):
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and kooble loop at a Bronco fan and your comments
can We'll be used against you. In the court of
sports traded to remember this our final live show by me.
The show will still be on, somebody else will be
hosting it, and I'll be back. I'll be doing the
podcast most likely. I say that I don't really have
any travel planes at this point, but that might change,
(23:59):
and if that does, I'm not doing the podcast. But
if I am home, I will do the podcast. And
also the Many versus the Penny, So check that out
as well. There's a sound of that. Back to it
we go. The riddle of the day Marquez Valdez scantling
three names. He credits Aaron Rogers blank for him being
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nicer with his Steeler teammates than he was back in
his green day days. That is the malor riddle of
the day. What is the answer?
Speaker 3 (24:31):
Let's he?
Speaker 1 (24:31):
Does anyone know the answer? Key says. He credits Rogers
admission that des caught it from Ocho text, though credits
holiday cheese curds. Don't tease me like that, late night
drug tester, love my cheese curds. All about the cheese curds.
What do we have? Milkman Mike in Colorado says it's
his interpretive dance. That's it. Because Toyota Thon is on.
(24:55):
From Rob the Toyota Thon's on, they should buy a
commercial out the Alien ol Pinter says his malarkey, hogwash, gobbledegook,
and poppy cock. Great use of those words out. I
love words like that. You didn't mention bootondoggle or skulduggery.
Those are also fun words. Booby that's a fun word too.
(25:17):
Who doesn't like boobies? Come on, that's a fun word
all right? But what else do we have? Ferd Dog says,
majestic spiral is the answer? The power of pie from
far out Dave Nathan Hammer the uh he got it right.
Actually he was kidding around, but he got right. JT.
The Wingman says, it's the Fromante Brothers sandwich with the
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fries on top there in Pittsburgh. Goat yoga from Eke
in Roseville, Minnesota. Kathy and Madison got it right as well.
Look at that the gabba gool from a Tillo, the
good old gabba gool. That's Kathy of course. Merry Christmas
to Atillo as well. Pierced Johnson from Kurt Flusher. How
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would you know that BP got it right? What else
do we have? Page down cookie Monster from Sir smokes
a Lot, Brett Farr from Polly D all Right, do
you have an answer, Lorraine again? Marcus Valdez scantling crediting
Aaron Rodgers blank for him being nicer with Steeler teammates
than he was in Green Bay.
Speaker 3 (26:19):
Yeah, I think he's crediting his hemorrhoids.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
That's a great answer. Is it hemorrhoids?
Speaker 2 (26:23):
No?
Speaker 1 (26:24):
His wife, his fake wife. So I was texting a
friend of mine who works in the let's just say
the tabloid world of sports media. I've known this person
for a long time. I was like, so, what's going
on with Rogers? You know, the wife and all that. Well,
I said, We've had people bunkered out of his home
(26:46):
in Malibu and out of his place in Pittsburgh. Haven't
seen any woman. So they're tried. They're trying to get
photos of this woman. So either she's maybe she's big,
she might be imprisoned though, maybe she's in prison, whether
they're obviously not living together, or she just doesn't leave
the house, maybe she's a hermit. But they've been trying
to get a photo because that plays well online. They're
trying to get a photo of this woman.
Speaker 3 (27:07):
She's a blow up doll.
Speaker 1 (27:08):
Well, okay, let's ask collaring James about that. James, do
you think Aaron Rodgers' wife is a blow up doll?
Speaker 6 (27:15):
Hollering James, she is a mannaquin, a mannequin.
Speaker 1 (27:20):
Okay, you're awake.
Speaker 2 (27:22):
I like that.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
I'm impressed that you're awake. James.
Speaker 6 (27:25):
I'm awake because for your show, because you're the only
show I know.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Mister Ben, that's right here, Mike, my best friend ever,
hollering James, my greatest friend of all time.
Speaker 6 (27:38):
Was like meeting that seven cent all over.
Speaker 1 (27:43):
Yes, me and someone. No one under the age of
seventy knows who it is because he's been dead for
twenty Doc Severnson. He was the host Lorena of The
Tonight Show Band Yeah with Johnny Carson. Though back when
people used people used to watch the Late I TV.
It was a very big deal. It was the most
watched show on television, late night television. Johnny Carson, wait.
Speaker 6 (28:06):
For j Lennims stole the show?
Speaker 1 (28:08):
Well, yeah, and who was before Johnny Carson was even
bigger than Johnny Carson. I forget the guy's name, but
there was somebody before that that was very big.
Speaker 6 (28:15):
Let's see here. Wasn't that David Letterman?
Speaker 1 (28:19):
No, it was definitely not Letterman. Letterman was after Carson.
He was about about the same he was.
Speaker 6 (28:26):
On what manner Rich Schli.
Speaker 1 (28:31):
Definitely not those guys. It doesn't matter who cares. What
are you?
Speaker 6 (28:37):
We don't have much.
Speaker 1 (28:38):
Where are we moving? Where are we going? Where are
we moving to?
Speaker 6 (28:41):
We're going to the lakes? Football JJ turs he's out
with an insury, possibly questionable.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
They should bring back Tommy Kramer. What do you say?
Speaker 6 (28:53):
I say, let's see two fisted Tommy to the handoff
to Darren Nelson, the bug.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
It's a great idea. It's a great idea. What are
your plans for Christmas? James? What do you got? You
need a lot of turkey or whatever?
Speaker 6 (29:07):
Yeah, n I've been a hope for some steak.
Speaker 1 (29:11):
You want steak?
Speaker 6 (29:11):
Okay, all right, you want steaks because they don't meet, uh,
they don't need too much fourk tier at the group
home for this Rabbi Somalians and ye have a lot
of turmoil. They don't celebrate Christmas.
Speaker 1 (29:29):
Okay, all right, Well you can celebrate on your own.
You don't need them to celebrate on my own.
Speaker 6 (29:34):
And I've already seen my two brothers, Stephen and Leonard,
and it brought me president again.
Speaker 1 (29:40):
That's very nice, James.
Speaker 6 (29:43):
You're sweet because it's the only family I know that's
left alive. And don't speak to me. You know what?
Then when I met you, I tell them my stories
about meeting You said, you really wo to meet meet
with Jack, meet Ben Muller, and you got Jack to
do that. I had a big jet who we went
with Jacubus White, Meghan and we had the blest of
(30:06):
our lives. I tell my stories.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
No, yeah, well you were holding court. Of course, James.
People don't know that you're such a big star. I
had to come over to you. You did not come
over to me. I had to come over to you
because you're such a big rock star. That's how I
gotta go, Jims. Happy Merry Christmas to your buddy. Happy
New Year. We'll be back in town, all right, we'll
be back in twenty twenties. You better call me here
when on my first show back, James, you better call me. Okay,
(30:31):
I'm gonna jump right on the phone. All right, all right,
there he goes my friend hollering James in Minneapolis. So
Lucky Tony, get the dump button ready, Lucky Tony living
the dream, the Chicago Bears. You're Fomi eujeene in Chicago.
All these guys fired up there. Hello Lucky Tony.
Speaker 6 (30:50):
Hey Ben? What am I when I'm wearing a beer jersey?
Speaker 1 (30:53):
I don't know?
Speaker 6 (30:55):
Easy life Sunday morning. Thanks Ben?
Speaker 1 (30:58):
Okay, thank you. Cardiac Stanley, the only man to have
a heart attack on the air at Fox Sports Radio
and survive to talk about it. Hello Cardiac Stanley from
the Greater Cincinnati area. Hello Stanley, Hello Ben. How's life Stanley?
Speaker 7 (31:20):
Not good? Ben?
Speaker 1 (31:22):
Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. How can we make it better?
What can we do?
Speaker 7 (31:27):
Oh? First of all, you canna wish Eddie. I'm merried
Christmas for me?
Speaker 1 (31:36):
Okay, I'll let Eddie know. I'll say, Cardia, you like Eddie.
You miss Eddie.
Speaker 7 (31:42):
All your Malard relationship. People should miss Eddie.
Speaker 1 (31:47):
Nuts Oh yeah, we miss Eddie. I mean he's a
been very busy guy. Now, I guess he's got like one.
I invited him to the holiday party, but I guess
he had other plans not working. He keeps you busy?
Speaker 7 (32:01):
What why don't you read the sports like Andy did?
Speaker 1 (32:06):
Well, that's not her job.
Speaker 3 (32:07):
You know. I would love to, but no one has asked.
So here I am.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
You don't like the taped updates we have all night.
You don't think that's good? What's wrong with you? Those
are great? There's a great nothing any fresher than that
live on tape. Fesh, they're good. I love to say.
I see the saga all the time as he's leaving
when I'm coming in. It's good.
Speaker 7 (32:24):
Hey, that's not that's not why called. Okay, Hey, Ben,
my love long time companions. This is naturalado. I found
her in the garage backwards with their head bleeding.
Speaker 1 (32:41):
Huh. I'm sorry to hear that. Stanley, Mike and Mike indolences.
Speaker 7 (32:46):
Yeah, he's uh rehab it now in the uh in
a nursing home.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
I'm sorry to hear that.
Speaker 7 (32:56):
Stand, but it's ok It's okay. Guess what, Ben, she
is ninety f and one years old.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
That's great. Ninety one who's still living at the house there.
That's wonderful.
Speaker 7 (33:10):
Oh yeah, we've been together tour eight years. We used
to go to then. Oh anyway, some sass radio little bit.
Well we were big masks or fans that us.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
Yeah, I'm sure you have some great memories of going
to NASCAR races her with her eight. Yeah, hey, Ben,
what I.
Speaker 7 (33:31):
Saw more great pros and great catches in the NFL
this weekend on highlights?
Speaker 1 (33:41):
And yeah, it was good. It was a good weekend
for offense in the FI. I gotta go say listen,
Merry Christmas to you. I'm Sam. Listen listen to me.
All right, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year. I love you, man,
but we'll talk to you early next year. Okay, you've
been with me a long time. Stanley, hanging there, buddy.
Things will get better, all right, Buddy. I rate the sports, yes,
Lorena read the sports, Lorraine. Okay, thank you, thank you. Stanley.
(34:05):
All right, go away. There's cardiac Stanley. Do we have
our We don't have Ourking. Where are my contestants? I
need to see if line that was a line line
five maybe wants to play. We need some contestants here
for Mallard. What do we got here? Malar's amount of
money Malor's amount of money eight seven seven ninety nine
on Fox eight seven seven nine nine six six three
sixty nine. We've got Mallor's mountain of money. We'll get
(34:28):
to that and we will do it.
Speaker 6 (34:32):
Next.
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All of instorms under Malon that that song hits a
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great game. Better than this, I don't think so. It
is the Ben Malor Show. Reminder. For some reason, not
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(36:24):
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Speaker 2 (36:26):
It now Malor's Mountain of Money. Hello, do you have
what it takes to get to the top? Probably not.
Speaker 1 (36:38):
Robin Maine is gonna play our game. Hello, Rob, Welcome, Hello.
Speaker 6 (36:42):
Benny black Shallo, happy Hanikh, my friend.
Speaker 1 (36:45):
Thank you. It's all over now for another year. But Rob,
who do you want to partner with? Rob? You got me?
You got Kober loop o me and gonna find you out.
Speaker 6 (36:54):
With the loss.
Speaker 1 (36:55):
That's right, that's incorrect. Hold on a sec and we
have Josh and or land He Hello, Josh welcome?
Speaker 8 (37:02):
What up man?
Speaker 1 (37:03):
How you doing all right? Josh? I'm good. What do
you got going on? Let's play the game. We don't
have a lot of time, so I would normally small talk,
but you know how it is, Josh. We got a
game to play, all right, gentlemen. This is the Ralph
Findes edition of Mallags mount of the Money. He turned
sixty three years old on Monday. The categories are Shindler's List,
Harry Potter and the goblet of fire, no time to die?
And twenty eight years later, Rob, which category would you like?
Speaker 6 (37:26):
Twenty eight years later?
Speaker 3 (37:27):
All right, twenty eight years later, and Josh, how about you?
Speaker 5 (37:30):
No time to die?
Speaker 3 (37:32):
Alright, so Rob, you and I are up first. Our
category is twenty eight years later. These athletes all wore
number twenty eight, forty five seconds on the clock. Let's begin,
all right. This guy was the best running back ever
for the Minnesota Vikings. Yes, this guy was the best
running back for the Saint Louis Rams Marcia Fault. That's right.
(37:53):
This guy is the greatest catcher of all time for
the San Francisco Giants. There's a there's a rule named
after him, all right. This guy was a defensive back
in the NFL. He played like twenty years for the
Washington Redskins. There we go. This guy, who was a
short stop, played a long time for the Colorado Rockies,
then he went over to the Saint Louis Cardinals. Yes,
(38:19):
this guy was an All Pro defensive back for the
Cowboys when they were winning championships. All right, Darren Woodson
was who he wanted.
Speaker 1 (38:30):
Sixty's not that good, have said, jail dude? Wow? Okay, Josh,
Are you ready, my man? Josh never okay?
Speaker 5 (38:40):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (38:40):
These athletes all almost died but thankfully didn't. Are you ready?
Are you ready? Josh against rock? All right? Forty five
seconds on away go. Greatest golfer of all time almost
had in a car accident, Tiger Wood. That is correct.
He was a star for the Boston South. He was
stabbed at a nightclub in Boston. He played in the
(39:04):
era with the Well They won a championship together Kevin
Garnett and him. Yes, greatest female tennis player of all time?
Damn Mark Martina African American? Oh veth Way, no somebody else?
Yeah all right? Quarterback for the forty nine ers. His
(39:25):
leg was snapped in half. When he played for the
Washington Redskins. No another one played, No, all.
Speaker 3 (39:37):
Terrible clues job ben.
Speaker 1 (39:39):
He not playing for the Commanders, was ed Redskins was
leg snapped in half. Sixty Yeah, yeah, all right? What
is that sixty? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (39:47):
You guys are back up, Josh. You want Harry Potter
and the Goblet of Fire or Shindler's List?
Speaker 1 (39:53):
All right, that's right, uplifting, Okay, these athletes have all
committed a heroic act. Are you ready? Josh great carew
go ahead now not on the big board. All right,
here we go forty five seconds. Here we go, running
back for the forty nine ers. Right now. The white
guy a Kritan McCaffery boxer, some considered with the greatest
(40:15):
heavyweight of all time, very quotable, sting like a be
that back. Yeah, Mexican American tight. And he's on Amazon
right now. Played for the Falcons and the Chiefs.
Speaker 2 (40:29):
Hernandez.
Speaker 1 (40:31):
No, that's the other So, Tony, what's the name? Say it?
Say the name? How about this? A hero? White guy.
He went to the military, was killed by friendly fire,
played for the Cardinals in Arizona. Yes, white running back
for the Broncos and the Browns and whatnot in the
two thousands.
Speaker 3 (40:52):
What's what's the score? Ninety on that one's that's not enough.
That's not enough.
Speaker 1 (40:59):
I feel like it isn't though I feel like it is.
I don't think it is. I think that's some funny
math by Lorraine. I don't know you trust that's a
one category win.
Speaker 3 (41:10):
That's what I call dominant.
Speaker 1 (41:11):
That was not impressive, rob You didn't run the board,
not impressive at all. And my guy didn't even know
his tight ends bad job by you. Come on, Josh,
you gotta do better, Josh, Come on, man,
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